Overview of Busybox and why its used in Linux and embedded devices, mobile devices and Android devices. Demo of Busybox and how to run busybox commands
Great tutorial. - To the point - The alpine Linux vs ubuntu example was great to explain different types of usage of busybox. - Double terminal is a good idea - The English is excellent.
bonjour est-ce que quelqu'un sait comment modifier la version HARDWERW et Software est dans quel fichier sur un gpon I-010G qui tourne sur BusyBox v1.15.3 (2014-06-14 15:45:58 CST) merci
Not sure how he is doing it, but one way you can achieve two synced terminals is using a program called tmux. Tmux is a terminal multiplexer, that is, a program that lets you have many terminals in one session. Configure it with the option "setw synchronize-panes on" and you get that effect.
Great tutorial.
- To the point
- The alpine Linux vs ubuntu example was great to explain different types of usage of busybox.
- Double terminal is a good idea
- The English is excellent.
Finally someone explains BusyBox and also symlinks so it's easy to understand. Thank you!
omg, i love your explanation. good job dude.
Very helpful and easy to understand. Thanks for posting.
thanks for this simple, concise, demonstrative example
Thanks! I needed this quick guide to busybox!
Great explanation. Thanks :)
Great explanation
It's working thank you
bonjour est-ce que quelqu'un sait comment modifier la version HARDWERW et Software est dans quel fichier sur un gpon I-010G qui tourne sur BusyBox v1.15.3 (2014-06-14 15:45:58 CST) merci
Busybox containing bash is the only way for me to interface with Windows machines. It's so much more convenient than using powershell for scripting.
How would you install BusyBox on an embedded sensor?
You don't need to
must be one important embedded sensor
How did you achieve the two sync terminals?
Not sure how he is doing it, but one way you can achieve two synced terminals is using a program called tmux. Tmux is a terminal multiplexer, that is, a program that lets you have many terminals in one session. Configure it with the option "setw synchronize-panes on" and you get that effect.
In iTerm (mac) after splitting the window you have to do "cmd+shift+i" to get sync terminals. Same command again to remove it.
Thanks :)
thanks
im sorry, what is busybox for again? You go to the terminal and type in stuff for no apparent reason?
It's pretty much a literal toolbox but for linux commands.
In case you need to build your own very minimal Linux image, you would take the Linux kernel and add BusyBox to have some basic tools, such as 'ls'.
doe anyone know how to fix can't open /dev/tty(2,3,4): No such file or directory error? Google was of no help
In your file manager go to /dev/opt/ and create the file needed "tty (2,3,4)